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October 30th 09, 12:22 PM
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towing a sailplane trailer / vehicle
No problems with my Outback - '95 and '02 - both automatics.
Mileage did suck in hilly terrain. I put some extra air in the tires to stiffen things up a bit. Second the brakes comment. Tim 1FL On Oct 29, 10:38*pm, ryanglover1969 wrote: Hello all. I am looking to buy a new vehicle, mainly for work related reasons. Something like an AWD Subaru Outback would be perfect for work. So I'm wondering what you all have to say about towing my sailplane trailer with a Subaru Outback, which is a 4 cylinder vehicle. That's the issue I need answered. Would a 4 cylinder do the job? Or would it tear up the transmission. I don't want a lager vehicle for MPG reasons. Thanks, Ryan 
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